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Longford's Glennon Brothers crowned ‘Softwood Trader of the Year’ for fourth successive time

...sector. With a core readership of timber importers, distributors and builders’ merchants the TTJ coverage ranges from FORESTRY, production, distribution and end user markets. As a result of this, organisations and businesses sponsor the prestigious...

07 Oct 2022 at 11:00

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Longford's Glennon Brothers win TTJ 'Softwood Trader of the Year' for fourth consecutive year

02 Oct 2022 at 14:00

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Ireland to host agri-food event as it aims to be sustainable food world leader

...year. I believe that the detailed missions set out in Food Vision have the potential to transform our agriculture, food, FORESTRY and marine sector in the period to 2030, with sustainability in all its dimensions, environmental, economic and social, at...

17 Aug 2022 at 18:03

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Citizens’ assembly on agriculture the wrong model, says farming group

... he said: “Such an assembly could consider everything, from our food strategy to innovative and green ways of farming. “FORESTRY is still the poor relation and we are way off our afforestation targets. “Our way of working needs to change and Government...

06 Aug 2022 at 12:00

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Approval for next planning phase of North Longford Urban Greenway

...trail and Leebeen Park to Cairn Hill. Construction of 2.2km greenway path, includes bridge and fencing through the FORESTRY to accommodate pedestrians and cyclists.

06 Aug 2022 at 09:05

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Longford farm leaders call for supports in wake of climate deal

...has been working behind the scenes on a series of measures for farmers and the industry as a whole. One of those surrounds FORESTRY and trying to incentivise more people to get involved in an industry he believes is in need of serious reform. “We need to...

08 Aug 2022 at 13:04

Irish greenhouse emissions soar to pre-Covid levels putting pressure on carbon budget

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Irish greenhouse emissions soar to pre-Covid levels putting carbon budget targets under pressure

...seen in the agriculture and transport sectors. The figures indicate that in 2021, including Land-Use, Land-Use Change and FORESTRY (LULUCF), Ireland has used up 69.3 Mt CO2eq (23.5 per cent) of the 295 Mt CO2eq allowed for in the first of Ireland’s...

21 Jul 2022 at 11:40

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Longford Leader Farming: Government must come clean on plans to cut National Herd

...contained in the inventory used to calculate Ireland's agricultural emissions”. Minister Eamon Ryan spoke about the role FORESTRY can play at reducing emissions from agriculture and also the role that anaerobic digestion can play. Macra na Feirme’s...

23 Jul 2022 at 08:00

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McConalogue confirms agriculture sector must cut emissions by 25% in 8 years

...promoting environmentally friendlier farming. She said, "We will be supporting farmers through initiatives such as a new FORESTRY programme and improved incentives to engage in Organic farming and invest in renewable energy technology. "The Government...

29 Jul 2022 at 12:28

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Climate experts raise concerns about emissions cuts falling short of 51% target

...due to low forestation rates and peaty soils being drained. A reduction rate of 37-58% was proposed for the land use and FORESTRY sector in the Climate Action Plan, but the exact target was not mentioned in the Government’s announcement this week. When...

29 Jul 2022 at 18:47

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McConalogue confirms agriculture sector must cut emissions by 25% in 8 years

29 Jul 2022 at 17:00

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Longford walk to highlight importance of new forests

At these events, FORESTRY experts from Teagasc and the Department will explain why it is essential to plant trees and care for young forests. For further details and to register click on www.teagasc.ie/ forestwalks2022 The local walk will be on a site near...

22 Mar 2022 at 09:00

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